Tag: philosophy

• 14. The Outer vs. Inner Path: Material vs. Phenomenal Trajectory in Dual-Aspect Monism

  I don’t think valence itself is necessarily a complex phenomenon, and just because the methodology of affective neuroscience isn’t generating crisp insights doesn’t mean there are no crisp insights to be had. Michael Edward Johnson, Principia Qualia I. Wisdom and Independence From External Validation In numerous conversations, I’ve often encountered the concept of an “old…

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  4th Jan 2024

  consciousness, cultural evolution, dual aspect monism, metaphysics, neuroscience

  consciousness, dual aspect monism, music, neuroscience, philosophy, qualia, the inner path, the spiritual path

• 8. How is Transcendence Real?

  

  Divine Self-Realization is uncommon, but real, and it displays physical properties that can explain changes in perception and being which have been described by mystics, theologians and folk tales for centuries. However, modern science still denies them because the narrative doesn’t fit with the dominant materialist ontology. Ladies and gentlemen, a beautiful lecture by Dr…

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  27th Jan 2023

  consciousness, cultural evolution, dual aspect monism, metaphysics, quantum gravity

  consciousness, cultural anthropology, DNA, enlightenment, jeremy narby, philosophy, quantum gravity, string theory

• 3. strongest memes are in art and they can be biologically selfish towards their host

  oxford dictionary: meme is an idea that is passed from one member of society to another, not in the genes but often by people copying it. in my previous post one-time limerence or touch of divinity I gave insight into a conflict between psychological or rather psychiatric evaluation of a mental state that is objectively…

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  18th Aug 2022

  consciousness, cultural evolution, metaphysics, neuroscience

  design, geometry, philosophy, plato

• 2. One-Time Limerence Or An Apocalypse

  “Socrates states that mania is not always evil, but can be a blessing, when it is sent as a gift from the gods. This divine gift of mania is inspiration, of which Socrates distinguishes four different kinds: prophecy, telestic madness, poetic madness and madness of love.” Divine Mania: Alteration of Consciousness in Ancient Greece Following is the sentence I…

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  11th Aug 2022

  consciousness, madness

  consciousness, limerence, meaning, mental health, philosophy